Everyone knows Route 66 starts in Chicago—but where does it really end? Depending on who you ask, the answer might change. From faded signs to seaside claims, we explore the true final mile of ...

The end of the road Route 66 may no longer be the fastest way from Chicago to Los Angeles, but it’s still the most memorable. From neon-lit motels to roadside oddities and dusty desert towns ...

Springfield is known as the birthplace of Route 66, and for good reason. While the Mother Road doesn't start in Missouri, nor did the concept originate here, it did get its name here. The Chicago ...

A cross-country drive along Route 66, stretching from California to Illinois ... “People think the Santa Monica Pier is the end point, but it’s really Mel’s Diner” about a half-mile ...

It's a little chaotic, but it is absolutely the right place to end this big road trip. Route 66 may no longer be the fastest way from Chicago to Los Angeles, but it's still the most memorable.